The Gators and Bulldogs bring the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party to Atlanta on Saturday, Oct. 31, with kickoff set for 3:30 p.m. ET at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. My Florida vs. Georgia prop picks target three matchup-driven angles, with Georgia favored by 12.5 points.
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Best Florida vs Georgia props
Prop pick #1: Gunner Stockton Over 237.5 passing yards
Bulldogs QB Gunner Stockton's passing prop is playable up to 250+ yards.
He leads the SEC in passer efficiency rating, adjusted yards per attempt, and completion percentage. Stockton has also thrown for at least 249 yards in three of five conference games.
The matchup is even more appealing. According to GameOnPaper.com, Florida ranks 126th nationally in defensive passing success rate, while Georgia's offense ranks 11th.
Stockton has been one of the SEC's most efficient passers, and the Gators haven't shown they can consistently disrupt opposing passing attacks.
Prop pick #2: Talyn Taylor 44+ receiving yards
Bulldogs WR Talyn Taylor's 44+ receiving yards prop correlates nicely with Stockton's passing yards prop.
Taylor works primarily from the slot, where he'll face Gators nickelback Kanye Clark, Florida's lowest-graded starting defensive back, per Pro Football Focus.
Meanwhile, Taylor's 81.0 PFF grade leads Georgia's three starting wide receivers and ranks 43rd among 1,039 qualifiers.
The four-star recruit also has a team-high 19 receptions while averaging 14.9 yards per catch. At that rate, three receptions would get him to 44.7 yards.
Give me Taylor to win his matchup and clear this number.
Prop pick #3: Nate Frazier anytime touchdown
Georgia RB Nate Frazier's anytime touchdown prop gets a major boost with RB Chauncey Bowens set to miss his third straight game.
Bowens leads Georgia in touchdowns, so his absence leaves more scoring opportunities available in the Bulldogs' backfield. Frazier ranks second on the team with six touchdowns and should remain heavily involved whenever Georgia gets into scoring range.
That's exactly the combination I want in this market: proven touchdown production and a clearer path to high-value touches near the goal line. With Bowens sidelined, Frazier should be one of Georgia's top options to finish drives.
I'm backing him to find the end zone Saturday.
- Prop picks: 11-15-1, -6.80 units
Odds are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.
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